Hello Renata
I did receive a hint from Gary Johnson last week:
> Thanks for your idea. I done the following:
>
> # Makros
> macro index "\M" "c=mutt_in_mailbox\r" # Shortcut "M", eigehende Mutt-Mails
> macro pager "\M" "c=mutt_in_mailbox\r" # dito
> macro index "\L" "c=lynx_in_mailbox\r" # Shortcut "L", eingehende Lynx-Mails
> macro pager "\L" "c=lynx_in_mailbox\r" # dito
> macro index "\I" "c/var/mail/info\r" # Shurtcut "I", Standard-Mailbox
> macro pager "\I" "c/var/mail/info\r" # dito
Since a synonym for the standard mailbox is "!", you could also write
the last two as:
macro index "\I" "c!\r" # Shurtcut "I", Standard-Mailbox
macro pager "\I" "c!\r" # dito
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Gary Johnson | Agilent Technologies
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| Spokane, Washington, USA
On Tue, Jan 23, 2001 at 05:57:42PM -0500 Renata wrote:
> There are lots of different settings for mailboxes and paths to be recognized, but I
>am wondering if there's a way to have mutt list multiple folders when I try to change
>folders from within it.
>
> More to the point, I have my mailbox in /var/spool/mail, and have mutt copy
>everything I send out to ~/Mail/out. When I want to change folders from mutt, and hit
>? for a list, I can get to my "out" box. But when I want to change back to the other
>folder, mutt won't list it no matter what I try. I wind up having to type the entire
>path out every time.
>
> Is there a way for mutt to be able to list all the available folders when you hit c,
>and ? for a list without all of those folders being in one directory?
>
>
> Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> -renata
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Regards,
-Martin
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